The Political Graveyard: Michigan: State Supreme Court, 1980s

Michigan: State Supreme Court, 1980s

Justices of the Michigan State Supreme Court, 1980-89 (may be incomplete!)
Thomas G. Kavanagh 1969-84 G. Mennen Williams 1971-86 Mary S. Coleman 1973-82 Charles L. Levin 1973-96 John W. Fitzgerald 1974-82 James L. Ryan 1975-86 Blair Moody, Jr. 1977-82 Dorothy Comstock Riley 1982-83 James H. Brickley 1982-99 Michael F. Cavanagh 1983- Patricia J. Boyle 1983-98 Dorothy Comstock Riley 1985-97 Dennis W. Archer 1986-90 Robert P. Griffin 1987-94

Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)

Justices of the Michigan State Supreme Court: Events and Candidates of the 1980's (may be incomplete!)

1980 Nov 4: Mary S. Coleman (Rep), elected; Charles L. Levin, elected; Joseph B. Sullivan (Dem), defeated; Elizabeth Burch (Dem), defeated; Michael Hegarty (Rep), defeated.
1982 Nov 2: Blair Moody, Jr. (Dem), elected; Michael F. Cavanagh (Dem), elected; Dorothy Comstock Riley (Rep), defeated; Ross W. Campbell (Rep), defeated; Peter W. Avery (Libertarian), defeated.
1982 Nov 26: Blair Moody, Jr., died in office.
1982 Dec 9: Dorothy Comstock Riley, appointed.
1982 Dec 24: Mary S. Coleman, resigned.
1982 Dec 27: James H. Brickley, appointed.
1983 Apr 20: Patricia J. Boyle, appointed.
1984 Nov 6: James H. Brickley (Rep), elected; James A. Hathaway (Dem), defeated.
1984 Nov 6: Patricia J. Boyle (Dem), elected; Robert P. Griffin (Rep), defeated; David H. Raaflaub (Libertarian), defeated.
1984 Nov 6: Dorothy Comstock Riley (Rep), elected; Thomas G. Kavanagh (Dem), defeated; Robert W. Roddis (Libertarian), defeated.
1986 Jan 2: James L. Ryan, resigned; Dennis W. Archer, appointed.
1986 Nov 4: Robert P. Griffin (Rep), elected; Dennis W. Archer (Dem), elected; Dean Robb (Dem), defeated; Barbara B. MacKenzie (Ind), defeated; Zolton A. Ferency (Ind), defeated; James J. Kelley (Ind), defeated; E. Thomas Fitzgerald (Tisch Independent Citizens), defeated; James T. Kallman (Rep), defeated; John P. O'Hara, Jr. (Ind), defeated; Andrea J. Ferrara (Ind), defeated; Jerry J. Kaufman (Ind), defeated; John J. McDonough (Ind), defeated; Henry Clay (Ind), defeated; Stephen P. Korn (Ind), defeated; James J. Carras (Ind), defeated; Michael Joseph Marutiak (Ind), defeated; Michael F. Simon (Ind), defeated; Willard L. Mikesell (Ind), defeated; Melvin L. Paunovich (Ind), defeated; E. Leonard Howarth (Ind), defeated; Caleb M. Simon (Ind), defeated; James R. Stelt (Ind), defeated; Jeffrey C. Collison (Ind), defeated; David H. Raaflaub (Ind), defeated.
1988 Nov 8: Charles L. Levin (Ind), elected; James H. Brickley (Rep), elected; Jerry J. Kaufman (Tisch Independent Citizens), defeated; Marvin R. Stempien (Dem), defeated; Richard C. Johnston (Rep), defeated; Donald F. Warmbier (Libertarian), defeated.

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